BloodRayne: The Third Reich Page #2

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Must you savage him

in my presence?

"It", lieutenant.

"It".

I am just testing

its resiliency.

And let me tell you

something.

I believe,

this creature,

is one resilient specimen.

Outside! Now!

I'll be back.

I have no authority

in these matters,

but I won't stand idly

by while you kill that,

creature, as part of some mandated

experiment of yours, doctor!

The fascinating caveat,

lieutenant,

is that they are

very difficult to kill.

Only by stake, fire,

sunlight, or holy water.

The vampire will stay

responsive forever.

It's a marvel of science.

I am on the cusp

of great discoveries...

in the avenues of longevity.

Discoveries whose application...

will contribute to the

betterment of the reich,

to the leaders of the reich.

You see, I believe

I can make Hitler immortal.

There's been

an incident.

Pack a travel bag,

we leave in twenty minutes.

I'm sorry my work here

needs me to persevere.

I have try...

My dear boy!

What have you found?

Twenty minutes.

Well, it is done.

Now we wait.

"We wait?"

Need resolve, doctor!

What can I tell you?

It's a science

I don't understand...

That's what I can tell you!

I need to know

how that man...

a man I've worked with

for three years, I'll add.

How that man could have been

impaled straight through...

and still be alive!

He's now a vampire!

I know he's a vampire!

Then you understand that

although it's badly injured,

it will eventually heal

from having the bar removed.

I would suggest

before that happens...

you have it in restraints.

Or cut it's head off.

Or both.

I don't understand.

He's vampire, lieutenant.

Nosferatu.

I'm rather shocked a lieutenant

in the Fhrer's army...

is having a difficult time

understanding this basic fact.

He's been infected,

and the quicker you say goodbye

to your old friend...

and dispose of it...

the safer you

and your men will be.

It will be up and moving

sooner than later.

Now I came here...

I put myself out

to come here on the premise...

that you had found

something extraordinary.

Extraordinary, lieutenant!

Now whoever that was

in its previous life...

is now a common vampire.

And that in itself

is not extraordinary.

Needless to say,

I expect a car, immediately!

Doctor!

The assault on the train...

it happened in daylight.

Let me ask you a question, lieutenant.

This creature that ravaged

your men at the train,

Did it move like a vampire?

Well, I didn't see her...

I wasn't there,

but yes,

from all accounts.

They left two men alive,

alive long enough to give us

the information we have.

This creature

perplexes me.

I suggest we focus

on the more pressing matter.

But don't you see?

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